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As Transformações Das Regras Internacionais Sobre Violência Na Ordem Mundial Cont
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Monica Herz
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Roberto Vilchez Yamato
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Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio), Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brasil.
E-mail: m.herz.rio@gmail.com
INTRODUÇÃO
DADOS – Revista de Ciências Sociais, Rio de Janeiro, vol. 61, no 1, 2018, pp. 3 a 45.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/001152582018145 3
Monica Herz e Roberto Vilchez Yamato
Humanitarismo
Segurança Coletiva
poderosa forma de dissuasão tinha sido criada como uma reação auto-
mática, a ser institucionalizada, reunindo o poder de todos os Estados
contra agressores hipotéticos (Claude, 1984). Diante do fracasso deste
sistema na década de 1930, e dos horrores da Segunda Guerra Mun-
dial, a nova organização internacional concebida para manter a ordem
e a estabilidade mundiais geraria, então, um novo sistema de seguran-
ça coletiva. Mais universal, e mais adequado às relações de poder entre
os Estados, este novo sistema efetivamente trataria a soberania e o po-
der das grandes potências em termos distintos dos demais membros
da ONU, tal como expresso no poder de veto dos cinco membros per-
manentes de seu Conselho de Segurança.
CONCLUSÃO
NOTAS
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RESUMO
As Transformações das Regras Internacionais sobre Violência na Ordem
Mundial Contemporânea
ABSTRACT
Transformations to International Regulations on Violence in the
Contemporary World Order
RÉSUMÉ
Les Transformations des Règles Internationales sur la Violence dans
l’Ordre Mondial Contemporain
RESUMEN
Las Transformaciones de las Normas Internacionales sobre Violencia en el
Orden Mundial Contemporáneo